WAVERLY, NY on the planed off obverse of a Liberty Seated quarter
An intricate counterstamp displaying a Masonic square and compass, 3 flower buds, and a border seemingly made by repeatedly punching a “0” stamp. It is unknown if William Jackson merely resided at the hotel, managed it, or owned it. It is apparent that he was a Mason due to the symbols used. Waverly is a small town on the border of New York and Pennsylvania.
Item Date: 1867
Measurement: 1"
Item Condition: Host coin extremely fine
Price: $395
SKU 849-124
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